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The Opposite Reflection (Slow updates)

The Opposite Reflection (Slow updates)

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Fri, Sep 11, 2015
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Fiction
Fantasy
Cameron Hall and his pack live in a mysterious town full of fantasies. What is he going to do as an Alpha to protect his family and town from a new danger, and will he be able to even protect himself? https://www.facebook.com/love1anotherbooks Editor: Lovehymn
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(Book Two) I would read the first book if you haven't cause it will explain some stuff and cause it is a good book. Warning!! If you don't like men getting freaky with it or swearing then this book isn't for you. Cameron Spencer is a twenty one year old college student living in a two bedroom apartment with his best friend Lucas. He was openly gay and everyone loved him. He knew the only person who would truly love and care about him was his mate. One little problem was that he was having the hardest time finding him until he walked in to his social science class. Julian Smith never wanted a mate. A mate is a weakness and when you are the Alpha having a weakness isn't worth it. So when a cute young boy walked into his class he wanted to reject him but Cameron had other ideas for him. What happens when old feuds start again? Will their love survive? Not the best description so just read the book.

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